Central Washington University - Hyakem / Kooltuo Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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atf (jJottteHtd Fall Quarter Administration 12 Faculty 14 S.G.A. 20 Dorms 24 Clubs 31 Hyakem Staff 34 Criar Staff 36 Homecoming 38 Football 42 Activities 50 Play 70 Classes 72 Senior 73 Junior 82 Sophomore 86 Freshman 90 Winter Quarter 102 Band 104 Choir 106 Play 108 Clubs I 10 Basketball 122 Activities 130 Spring Quarter I 38 Play 140 A.F.R.O.T.C. 142 Baseball 146 Track 150 Tennis I 54 Activities 156 Clubs 158 Advertising 168

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The purpose of a college yearbook is to leave a published record of a college year. This Hyakem is a good example. I have noticed as years have gone by that photography has played an increasing part in making the record more colorful and more interesting. The Editor of this book has used pic¬ tures very lavishly. We will appreciate this I am sure. The events, the activities and personalities are presented quarter by quarter. Every page will bring back to mind many pleasant experiences. It is good that Mr. Glenn Hogue has been given special recognition because for over two decades he has been the official advisor to the Editor and his staff. Our full ap¬ preciation and gratitude are offered to him. Although we have experienced anxieties due to world and international conflict the spirit on the campus this year has been relatively cheerful. A few have left during the year for mili¬ tary assignments and several have returned to continue their collegiate education. We like to believe that Central is con¬ tributing its full measure of service to our country and to our schools. Most of our seniors enter the great profession of teach¬ ing. As they depart, they go with the best wishes of the faculty and their other college friends. The challenge of teaching can be terrific. We hope that they find it so. May they experience the pleasures that are to be found in the association with youth, the opportunity to be of service to others, the power and prestige of a teacher, the opportunity to study and grow in stature, and the new challenges found in facing a new group each term. May Central live on in your memories! R. E. McConnell President 9